For instance, a Macedonian blog specialized in retro TV presents one episode, dubbed in Macedonian.

Do you speak Macedonian?

The adjective Macedonian was used extensively, especially in northern Greece where two and a half million Macedonian Greeks lived.

It was invented in 168 BC and was employed by some of the Macedonian troops of King Perseus in Third Macedonian war.

Out of them, 38 are Macedonian, 26 are Albanian, 7 are Roma, and 1 Turk, Serb and Macedonian Muslim, each while 2 are foreigners.

Twelve Macedonian women regular Twitter users took part in a humanitarian project organized by IlinaBookbox, two photographers and one designer via the hashtag ТвитерКалендар (Macedonian for 'Twitter Calendar').

The use of the term Macedonian , which had great meaning for the people of Greece, was misleading when used by a small group wishing to associate itself with the Macedonian nation and to claim national minority rights in Greece.

I know that not everything is true that appears on the website, just like many Macedonian websites.

In Hyrcania he was sent on a mission against the Tapurians, his first independent command with the Macedonian army.

Macedonian non profit outlet Diversity Media published an article podcast about the Balkan states' reactions to the situation in Syria, featuring a statement by GV Author Ruslan Trad (among others, including the Macedonian politician Stojan Andov , who served as the Yugoslav Ambassador to Iraq in 1987 1991).

References Greek Helsinki Monitor (2001), Minorities in Southeastern Europe Albanians of Macedonia (available online here) See also Macedonian Muslims Ashkali

In May, Macedonian police shot and killed NLA members as they were trying to smuggling weapons across the border from Kosovo.

On 12 January 2008, a Mi 17 of the Macedonian Armed Forces crashed, killing all three crew members and eight passengers.

Censorship of freedom of expression by Macedonian authorities is nothing new, but seems to be developing in the small southeast European country.

While he realized that the issue was a sensitive one, he hoped that the State party would respect the rights of the Macedonian minority.

As a result of the internationalization of the scandal, the Macedonian government promised to repair that particular dormitory in Skopje and improve living conditions for students.

And entering into a ship of Adramyttium, we launched, meaning to sail by the coasts of Asia one Aristarchus, a Macedonian of Thessalonica, being with us.

Statement in the Working Group on Transnational Corporations (Aug. 2) statement about the promotion and protection of human rights (Aug. 7) statement about the Macedonian crisis (Jul.

Under the Macedonian emperors, the city of Constantinople flourished, becoming the largest and wealthiest city in Europe, with a population of approximately 400,000 in the 9th and 10th centuries.

Embarking in a ship of Adramyttium, which was about to sail to places on the coast of Asia, we put to sea Aristarchus, a Macedonian of Thessalonica, being with us.

Under Macedonian law, such 'painting' is considered a misdemeanor, with a fine of 50 euros (58 US dollars) should a uniformed policeman or sanitary inspector catch the perpetrator in the act.

A documentary called Green Walls, Black Food, published online two years after the Macedonian government promised to improve the conditions in state owned student dorms, shows little progress has been made.

But the presence of Olympias was alone sufficient to decide the contest the Macedonian troops refused to fight against the mother of Alexander the Great, and went over to her side.

This drew much unwanted attention to the state run facility, and during the break out of bad publicity for Macedonian authorities, Facebook and some other websites were suddenly off limits to them.

I made it to Athens the next morning and parted from my husband's friend s family and met a Greek friend who was helping me get on a bus to the Macedonian border.

Renault, The Nature of Alexander the Great , p. 73 74. ref News then reached Alexander that Cleitus, King of Illyria, and King Glaukias of the Taulanti were in open revolt against Macedonian authority.

The use of nationalities, such as Turkish, Macedonian or Roma, in the names of private associations posed no threat and certainly did not constitute an attempt to wrest power from the Greek authorities.

Meanwhile, the protests continue across Macedonia. On social networks, on the ground information is shared via the hashtags ColorfulRevolution and Macedonia in English, ШаренаРеволуција and протестирам in Macedonian, and RevolucioniLaraman and protestoj in Albanian.

In this respect, the Recommendation (2002)5 of the Committee of Minister of the Council of Europe for Protection of Women from Violence has been translated into the Macedonian and into the Albanian languages.

Concerning the delegation's explanation as to why the Government refused to register associations with the words Macedonian or Turkish in their name, although that practice had political connotations, some doubts remained as to its legality.

Skopje Casual blog, run by 3 girls, showing off their daily inspirations and casual fashion from the streets of Skopje, followed up on their previous work and posted a new list of Macedonian fashion style blogs.

As to the participation of the so called Macedonian minority, through its Rainbow Association, in Greek political life, she said that it had increased by a very small percentage in recent years following the parliamentary elections.

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia stated that requests for mutual legal assistance, as well as the documents enclosed, to be submitted to the Republic of Macedonia should be accompanied by a translation in Macedonian and English.

Mr. Kyriazopoulos (Greece), responding to question 19 on the list of issues regarding the non registration of certain associations that included the words Macedonian or Turkish , said that freedom of association was fully protected in the Greek legal system.

The use of the name Macedonian to identify the existence of a national minority in Greece could not be accepted for the same reasons that Greece could not accept the use of the name Macedonia by a neighbouring country.

In certain villages in the northern Greek region of Macedonia, there was a very small number of persons who claimed to have a distinct ethnic and national Macedonian identity, and who wished to be recognized as a minority in Greece.

In that connection, it would be interesting to study the statistics on persons of Turkish, Macedonian or Roma origin who had risen to leadership positions in order to determine the effect of the Government's stance on appellations that mentioned nationalities.

Yet the Macedonian state does not provide a legal and institutional framework such as provisions for men s parental leave and leave of absence in case of emergencies which would facilitate the equal participation in parenting duties, domestic chores and eldercare by men.

Recently a programme on the Florian region in western Greece, due to be broadcast on State television, had been postponed indefinitely because it showed some local inhabitants saying that their mother tongue was Macedonian and that it had been banned by the State for decades.

According to the article, while Serbia arranged a special flight to evacuate its citizens, Borche Stamov, the spokesman of the Macedonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, when asked about his compatriots, just stated Most of the foreigners already left Syria, so probably the Macedonians are among them.

Most of its army and some people went into exile to Greece and Corfu, where they recovered, regrouped and returned to the Macedonian front to lead a final breakthrough through enemy lines on 15 September 1918, liberating Serbia and defeating the Austro Hungarian Empire and Bulgaria.